A Whirlwind Marriage with the Beautiful CEO

Chapter 880 Duncan Von

Mackenzie took a car to the seaside. A seaside villa shimmering with dazzling lights in the night stood before her, resembling a paradise on earth!

The Chapmans truly are an elite family!

She couldn’t help but admit that to herself. Although the Quillens were a prominent family in Yeringham, a noticeable difference in wealth and power still existed between them and the Chapmans. To put it simply, a locally known wealthy family was nothing compared to a nationally known wealthy family.

“Excuse me, have you received an invitation?” The Chapman family’s guards approached and asked for identification before Mackenzie could get out of the car.

“Lexi, please wait for me outside. I’ll go in alone.”

After presenting her identification and invitation, Mackenzie entered the palace–like seaside villa under the guards‘ guidance, where the private banquet had already begun.

The banquet was neither large nor small in scale and covered two floors. The attendees were all attractive men and women trying to outshine the others.

She did not come in fancy attire but in a high–end business suit, yet her unique cold and elegant temperament caught the attention of many as soon as she entered.

“Who is she?”

Chanaea? How beautiful

a hint of arrogance.

and several confident men even

have a drink and a dance with you to

in her, the other proud heirs could only shake their heads

the dignified air the man before her bore. Von was the literal Chanaean translation of a surname but wasn’t a common local surname; instead,

knew that she was considered a high–born heiress in Yeringham, but abroad, she was just an ordinary girl from a wealthy family. The man in front of her definitely had

politely smiled, exuding a hint of frigidity in her rejection even

reached out and stopped her just as

never expecting things to go so poorly. She hadn’t even seen Nathan yet, and already she was being bothered. She even regretted a little why she didn’t wear a mask when entering.

‘We can do this the easy way or hard way.‘ My understanding of your language is poor, so can you